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Emanuel L. Rubin

Obituary: Emanuel Rubin, professor of Music and Judaic Studies

Emanuel L. Rubin, 73, of Amherst, professor of Music and Judaic Studies, died Oct. 4 at a local rehabilitation center. More...


Obituary: Anna Sargent Russell, retired lecturer in Education

Anna Sargent Russell, 87, a longtime resident of both Northampton and Ashfield and retired lecturer in the School of Education, died Oct. 2 at the Center for Extended Care in Amherst. More...


Scene from Konrad Wolf?s ?Goya?

Byg introduces new DVD from DEFA library at California event

Barton Byg, professor in German and Scandinavian Studies and director of the DEFA Film Library, introduced the West Coast DVD premiere of the film “Goya” on Oct. 18 at the Villa Aurora in Pacific Palisades, Calif. More...


Tenure awards approved by trustees

The Board of Trustees voted Sept. 26 to award tenure to six faculty members and approved the appointment of two professors with tenure. More...


Duncan Irschick

Irschick to appear on Science Channel program

Duncan Irschick, assistant professor of Biology, is scheduled to appear on the Science Channel’s “Weird Connections” on Tuesday, Sept. 30 at 10:30 p.m. More...


Toong given state award for support of local agriculture

Massachusetts Commissioner of Agriculture Doug Petersen presented Ken Toong, director of Dining Services, with the state’s Faces of Agriculture Award in a Sept. 26 ceremony at Berkshire Dining Commons. More...


La Follette co-edits book on teaching art history with technology

“Teaching Art History with New Technologies. Reflections and Case Studies,” co-edited by Laetitia La Follette, associate professor of Art History, was published earlier this year by Cambridge Scholars Publishing. More...


Patai's book examines intellectual and academic orthodoxies

“What Price Utopia? Essays on Ideological Policing, Feminism, and Academic Affairs,” by Daphne Patai, professor of Languages, Literatures, and Cultures, was published earlier this year by Rowman & Littlefield. More...


Mark A. Baszak

Obituary: Mark Baszak, director of Jazz in July

Mark A. Baszak, 48, of West Springfield, associate director of Multicultural Programs for the Fine Arts Center and an alumnus, died Sept. 25 after a brief illness. More...


Christopher Misra

Misra promoted to information security officer

Christopher Misra has been promoted to information security officer in the Office of Information Technologies. More...


Genevieve Chandler

APNA selects Chandler for education award

Genevieve Chandler, associate professor of Nursing, has been chosen to receive the American Psychiatric Nurses Association’s Award for Education. More...


Jane Fountain

Fountain named to World Economic Forum’s Future of Governments Council

Jane Fountain, professor of Political Science and Public Policy, has been appointed to the World Economic Forum’s Global Agenda Council on the Future of Governments. More...


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